Senator Bigham Votes Yes for $217 million COVID-19 Relief Bill
Today, the Minnesota Senate passed a $217 million COVID-19 relief bill aiding small businesses across the state. In response, Sen. Karla Bigham issued the following statement.
Today, the Minnesota Senate passed a $217 million COVID-19 relief bill aiding small businesses across the state. In response, Sen. Karla Bigham issued the following statement.
Today, Senator Nick Frentz voted in favor of the new $217 million COVID-19 assistance package designed to help small businesses and communities hit hardest by the pandemic and provide an extension of benefits for unemployed workers and families.
The Minnesota Senate passed a $217 million COVID-19 relief bill that will assist small businesses across the state, provide relief through direct grants to businesses and counties, and a thirteen-week extension for unemployment insurance benefits. After voting in favor of the bill, Senator Melisa Franzen issued the following statement.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minnesota Senate convened the seventh special session of the year where they passed a $217 million COVID-19 relief package. After voting in favor of this bill, Senator Jason Isaacson released the following statement.
Today, the Minnesota Senate passed a $217 million COVID-19 relief bill that will provide assistance for small businesses across the state. After voting in favor of the bill, Senator Susan Kent released the following statement.
After Governor Walz called a special session upon extending the state’s peacetime state of emergency, the Minnesota State Senate adjourned having preserved the Governor’s peacetime emergency powers. Following adjournment, Senator Susan Kent released the following statement